Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 11, 1883, Page 8

The Daily Bee. OMAHNA. ¥riday Morning, May 11, LOOAL BREVITIES. —In the police court yesterday the regular docket only contained one case of plain drunk, —0. [H. Dewey, R/K. Teft and Mr, Fried, have all been visited within the pat few days by burglars, but mone of them lost anything worth mentioning. ~The cons:lidation of the Eighteenth street and First M. E. churches came np for consideration last evening befors a joint meeting ot the tiustees of the two churches, ~Ed. Gorman, who has been on the police force for the past six years, has been appointed deputy marshal by City Mar. shal Guthrie, and his friends are greatly rejoiced thereat, —A game of base ball played Wednesday between the High School !nd nine and Wyman's Oommercial College nine, re- sulted in a victory for the latter, the rcore being 10 to 9. ~Mr, John Roricky, of the Pokrok Zap- adu, feft yester!sy for Republic county, Kansas, to estal ish & new lodge of the orderof C. 8, I’ 8, the leading Bohe- mian brotherhoc ~Lytle Broti rs havesold to N, I. D, Bolomon their herd of Jersey cattle, reven- t en head, including their famous Jersey bull, “Sumuel Tilden,” bred in New York statc; taken first premium at Nebrasks state fair, —At ention Sir Knights: Speoial con clave of Mt., Calvary Commandary No, 1 K. F., this evening. A full attendance requestcd, By order of the commander, H. R. Hathaway, recorder, —The firemen at No. 1 engine house are abcut t) challenge a Chicago engine com- pany to a contest in ‘‘hooking up” its team and a competition between No, 1 and No. 9, of this city, is also spoken of, # —Upon the recommendation of Senator Manderson service has been ordered om mail route No, 24,822, from Fort Niobrara, Nebrasks, to Rapid City, Dakota, and the rcute has been placed under contract, — Rdward Ramie will lecture at the Mis slon church on Fourth street, between Beventeenth and Jones, Friday evening, May 11, 71883, Subject: ‘““What shall we do to be saved,” in reply to Bob Inger- soll, —Considerable attention was attracted yeatorday by the eight of the combina- tion of which Miss Nellle Burke is the atar, on its way to the driviug park for practice, There were nine horees in all, #ix of which were running horses, —The nons of Chas, Noyes, of Union precinct, yesterday presented reven wrolf scalps to County Clerk Baumer tor the bounty due on such articles, This makes teventeen scalps received in two days, —The Germania Maennerchor society, of Lincoln, have chartored a train for an excurtion to Omaba next Sunday, the 13th, The train will leave Lincoln at 7 o'clock Bunday morniny, snd return sometime during the evening, —Arthur Troyer and Fred, Delaney, left the Deaf and Dumb institute Satur- day and have not since been heard from, Anyone knowing of their whereabouts will confer a favor by communicating with Prof, Gillespie, the principal, A RING RACKET. A Case that Grew Out of a tet It Will Probably be Bettled Outeide the Court -, A few days ago an {tem appeared in Tur Bee concerning a little affalr which occurred at Fremont, in which Sherlff Grogg made a bet with Oliver Smith that s certaln ring, which was to be rifilsd off, could not be dupli- cated for $12.00. The money was put up in the hands of G. T. Smith, Eeq.,an old restdent of Fremont and a gentleman from the word go. “'Uncle George” csme downto Omaha with the ring and made a bargain with Max Meyer & Bro. to daplicate the jewelry for leas than the amount named. Oa his return home he was sued snd arrested at the instigation of Sheriff Gregg, and quite a sensation has been stirred up by the sffatr. Uncle George was In the clty yester- day and got the ring and duplicate, which are so near alike that no one could tell which was which, and with these he returned to Fremont on the Denver train last night, in readiness to appear when hlis case Is called this morning. It s said '1in* Sherift Gregg threat- ened to sh . Mr, Taylor afterhis re. tarn to Fremont, and that the latter took his ‘‘s110" and went to see the cfficer, Iic told hlm that he was too old to fight but if any shooting was to be dona he was stlll on deck. That he had been a resldent of thiscountry for a score and odd years and he didn't propose to be sat down on by any- body. Uncle George s a favorite with all who know him, an a more honorable and congenial man never lived Sheriff Gregg, too, Is a gentleman of too much good juigment and nataral talent to allow his feelings to lead him into any rash act, and 1t is belleved that the matter will be compromised without further tronble, ss the brave and shrewd cfficial knows that his defendant is a favorite as well as him- self In ““the prottlest town In the state,"” A BLUFF GAME. An Umshe Man Holds a Full Hana. A well-known Omaha man, & mem- | of 1f bor of the sporting fraternity went |and out to Fremont the other day and on Monday gave the village a genulne litele sensation. He got into a game of poker with a Fremont man, Jerome Porterfield, and in the course of the game both dreva good hand and bet rather freely, the stakes finally reaching the sum of $60 a side. At this joncture the Fremont mar “ratsed it” $20 and Omaha objeoted, as he had reached his limit ard want- ¢d a show for his money. Fremort said ho conld have a ehow by putting up the $20 and ‘‘calling” him, Aa he was unable to do this the Omaha man drow a revolver and levelled it at his opponent and under cover of his artillery took the pily and left the house, golng down street to & well known ‘‘boarding houss.” The Fremont man on whom the game of bloff had baen 8o successfully p! ed went tc the nearest hardware store sud purchased a revolver and proceed- ed to follow his sntagonist up, first ~Through some unacconntable error the address of Mewrs. R. E. Copson & Co., in their card in our issue two weeks ago was made to read 1219 Harney street, instead of corner Fifteenth and Pacifio streets, ~Two S'ocumbs and one suspicious character were taken in by the night. Larry Casey got drunk and made a fuss at Barney Bhannon's saloon, where- upen Barney took down ‘‘the sword of Bunker Hil " and drova bim out, Casey returned Iater with a cheese knife and ice piok and was eventually landed in jail by the cops. —Robert MoOarty, the fifth and last of the confilence men arrested mome time ago, wes yestorday tried by a jury com. posed of some of our bes. buriness men, and after a hard fight was convicted and rec ived the same sentence given the others, viz: 820 fioe and 30 days in the county jail, besides coats In the cuse, This ends the matter, except in Reynold's case, in which an appeal was taken, It will prove a salutary lesson, —I¢ is reported that the old and well known hardware firm of Rector, Wilhel- vey & Hochstetter, of Nebraska City, have concluied to move to Omubka. Mr, J. T. Clarke, a member of the hardware firm of Lee Fried & Co., will become & member of the new firm, whose oapital is to be $250,000, They propowse to imweli- ately carry out their plans, and purchasy & lot somewhere near the Union Pacifio railrod track, where they wi'l put up a substantial four story and high basement brick building, 66x132 feet. —1In view of the frequent assaults made of late on pedestrians, at night, some ef- fort has been made by private oitizens to inducs Capt, J. J. Neligh to organize a detective polios force to try and capture the gang, which it is believed mumbers thirty cr thirty-five characters. The mem- bers of the gang all know the cflicers of the regular force snd take care mot to come within range of them. A fow more such caes a8 are recorded to.day, and such a move will become a necessity, The mid- night marauders should be broken up at once axd effectually. —_— A Steruiing Discovery, Physicians are often startlad by remark- able discoveries. The fact that Dr, King's New Discovery for Consumption snd all Throst snd Lung diseases is daily curing patients that they have given up to die, startl ng them to realize their sense of duty, and examine into the merits of this wonderful discov ry, resultiog inbundreds of our best Physiciaos usiog it in their practice. Trial bottles free at C. F.Good- man's Drug Store, Regular mze $1.00, DIED. WHINNERY—At thelr residence, 2237 D Kittio B., deughter of Dr, 3w los Kuna Whisoery, aged 16 months, Fuoeral frcm the house to-day ot 3 o'slock. divesting himself of his coat. His frlends corralled him before he reach- ed the place and disarmed him and Sherlff Gregg eventually arrested both parties, who had the good sense to compromise the case before it came to » trial, _———————— SNEAK THIEVES. A Daylight Kald and a Oapture. Yesterday afternoon about b o'clock two yourg fellows went Into the drug store kept by Mr. Gladdish, on the ocorner of 12¢h and Dodge streets and one of them oalled tor five conts worth of some article, while the other stood back qutetly inspecting tho stock, M. | Gladdish suspeoted something wrong | from the hret and saw the silent part- ner “‘ostch on” to a couple of bottles of perfumery while he was walting on his customer, As they started out Gladdish eeized a weight which he threw with gooc aim at one of the boys and brough' him down, The other msdo his exoape and the man who had becn oor ralled finally succeeded in meking hi escape, butas he ran up Twe!fth stree: ho landed square in the srms of Officer, Walker, who was accident) ponhu.z down that way. He wa: taken to the cooler and will have . hearing to-day. L e RO THAT HUSBAND OF MINE! Isthree times the man he was be- fore ho began uring **Wells' Hoalth | Renewer,” §1 Drugglsts, SO G AR ATE MEDICAL SOCIETY. THE DA) tlon will be given in the senate cham- bor, where members of the assocla- tlon and thelr wives, representing overy part of the atate, will bo heartily welcomed by the fashion and culture of the capltal olty. After an hour or two of soclal eon- verse the guests will be driven to the Commerolal hotel to partake of one of the most elaborate and exquisite ban- quets that an eplcure could destie. ‘I'ne wit and humor promised In the post-prandlal speeches will be a suffi- clent ald to digestion to prevent the hosts from reaping any professional benefits of a substantial character, The Lincoln orchestra has been en- gaged to furnish the muslo for the oo- casion. Many of the most prominent men of the atate are expooted to be present. The Journal Is {oformed that no pains will be spared to make It the finest reception ever given the state soclety, and we believe that it will be the greatest soclal event of the season, . -_— U——— A DEMON DOWNED, A Highway Hobber Beat at His Own Game, An attempted outrage on a pezco- able citlzon, on Taesday night ro- salted In the happy fact of the villsin who made the assault belng badly left. A well known young gentlemen of this olty, who ocouplen a leading posi- tion in one of our leading ntores, had been out at a party during the even- Ing, and about 1l o'clock started to eacort [y young lady home, Oa Lis retarn he was just passing Jefforson equare, on the Fifteanth street slde, when & man stepped out from tho darknees, and levelling a pistol at his head, said, ‘‘Hands up, you s— of a b—!" He woren mask, bt nelther maek nor plstol were seen by the young man, and no tlme was occupisd in making up his mind what to do. Ho is an old athlete, and was cap- tain of one of cur base ball nines some time ago, Quick as 3 flash he drew back his hand and ‘et the fellow have it from the shoulder, taklng him equaro between the cycs. The force of the blow and the astonishment at tho anex- pected turn affalrs had taken sent the robber down on the sldewalk, but he was 80 close to the muscular clerk that he setzed him by the lapel of the cont and took him down with him. A truggle onsued and by a vivid flash g%ltnlng the clerk saw the mask revolver, the latter flylog out of the man’s hand and falling on the side walk. The clerk kicked his assailant o the ribe until he got loose, but received several atout blows which caused the claret ta flyw. Oa getting froe he started at orce on the run and fell down in a hole in the walk, but as he heard the man following him made good time uatil he had put a safo dia- suce between them. A fow s'ich in- ridents as these would thin out the langerous gang. PERSONAL. John @ Shumicks, Lincoln; R E. Mo- Conaughy, Stromsburg; Lorsn OClark, T G, Kieal and F. M, Sackett, Albion; J. C. Crawford, Weat Point; L. F. Hilton, | lair; W O, Stuart, Linoolo; Wm, Sane wor, Papillion; B, 8. Hartley and wife, )ismpett, are among the Nebracka people who registered at the Paxton yertorday. John E. Finnegan and Geo, Koberger, »s00fal agenta of the “Travelers” Insurance (., are in the city taking policies among ho railroad boys. They will go west in'a 1uw days on the same busivers, taking in ihe leading towns se far west as Butte Vity. WThe young Duke of Newcastle, who s 2t elghteen yoars of age, came in on the | 7. P, train yesterday en route home, He vas accompanied by Lis tutor and has 1o on trip to California, | M. O'Meara, of Toronto, and Miss MoLeod, of Montresl, are smopg the | Ianadisns who registered at the Metro- olitan yesterday. Charlie 8, Demary, of West Point, is in ne city on his way to & point on the iregon Short Line. J. B, Hetsel and Geo, D, Cross, of rownaville, are registered at the Metro- olitan. U. 8. Hysff and Lon Koom, of Nor- K, are regisiered at the Millard. ‘I, A, Barrows, of Central Uity, is re- cre | at the Metropolilan, ', M. Phillips, of Cheyenne, 1s in the » i guest of tue Mulerd, « 8, Gallagher, of Plattsmouth, is » « at the Metropolitan, 7. L. Heysinger, of Cheyenno, is » st of the Puxion, ). L. Dickioson, of North Platte, is at .+ Metropolitan, 13, F, Montgomery and wife, of Denver, | +at the Miliard, I I, Blickensdsrfer, of the U, P, was in wn yesterd V. I, Reynolds, of Celorado Springs, s i the Paxton | E.W. Woodraff, ct Obioago, s at the | letropolitan, K, Obenceur, of Wayerly, ls a guest of How the Lincon Medical SOOIty ..o Millard. Wil Eotertaln Thelr Visitors. Orrice Securrary Liveons | MepicaL S.ctery, May 9, 1883, | The meoting of the Liucoln Medleas soolety last night was largely attendec aud was one of unusual loterest. The matter of the greatest Interest wa: | the adoptlon of plan for the enter taivment of the mambers of the State Medical eoctety, which couvenes it L'ncoln on the 223, The plan adepted by thoeloeal soci ety s to givo s receplion et the capito on the eveniog of the 24.h inst., and then convey the guests to the merolal hotel for & bar que. The committee on ways and means reported thatample funds had been secured to defray all expenses for a | NEILSON.TROUT-Re: magalficent entertainment. Micron Lans, M, D, Sec'y, The Journal ssys: It is most grat- om | | D, T. Bond, of Boston, Is rezlstered at he Paxton, Col. Jobn Doniphon, of St, Joe, is at the Paxton, V. McCloud, of Montreal, is at the Millard, B. ¥\ Ray, of illard, Jiufl, Ogg, of Liuco'n, is at the Metro- politan. Elm Creek, is a% the | Jos. Pdddock, of Fi. Niobrars,is in| town, N. B, Terrlll, of Kansas City, is in town, W. F. Swan, of Denver, is at the Pax. | ton, e b NS | MARRIAGES. 8, B. Neilson ise Ella Trout of this city, were married in this city, May 7, of Waterloo, Neb,, an; ifying to know that the local soclety | ROBINSON-BONER —Mr. P, E. Robin. o{ Lincoln has made arrangements to entertaln in a right royal manner the membere of the Nebraska State Med foal which meets in this clty on the 284 of this month. Oa the evenlng of the 24th & recep /4, am son, of this city and Miss Frank E. Boner, of Misouri Valley, Iowa, were married at the latter place, May 3, Rusaia Salve Is unriv for its speedy qualities, Ask your druggists for BURNED TO DEATH. Arother Awfal Accident From Coal 0il. Mrs. Lydia Brow:«ll in Light« iog a Fire is Fatally Burned. Another terrible accldent, occur- ring from the dangerous prastice of pourdog coal oil into a stove to make the fire burn better, resulted in an aw- fal death to Mra. Lydia Brownell and the bereavement of her husband, Geo, W. Brownell, and four little children, the youngest a nursing babo. The Brownells live in a ocottage on Far- nam and Thirtleth streets, and Mr, B, 18 » carpenter by trade. Wedneadsy eyening about b6 o'glock Mrs, Brownell started a fice {n the kitchon stove for the purposs of getting sap- per and to bske bread. It did not heat up fast enovgh and sho took up a can of coal il aud poured somo of the contents on the fire, The ofl igattod and an cxplosion tollowed, throwl g the burning floid all over the unfortunato woman whose person was at onos enveloped from head to foot with flames. The buby and one of the children was in the room at the time and the other two ran la soon after but ero unable to do anything to rescue their mother, To add to the critical state of affalrs the floor tock fire and the deatruction of the entire house was threatened. The nelghbors seeing the fire and smoke ran te the houee and rescued tho children through the windows They looked about for Mra, Brownell, but did not see her nntil at longth she was discovered outslds, her clothlng barned off and the skin burning. She was enveloped in blan- kets and at length put out, but not until every por- tlon Zof hor body was burn- ed and her hair reduced to a crlsp, A physician was saommoned and evorything poisible done to re- lieve the poor lady's sufferings. She was fully coneclous and able to tell her husband when he returned from work how 1t all happened. After licgering all night In great agony she expiredabout b o'clockin the morniog. Sho was 38 yeara of age The funeral will take place at 10 o'clock to-day from the late resi- dence. The Reno Evening (iazette is the cheapest papor and best advertising medium {n Nevada. Its Weekly is the home paper for the whole state, ap23-mdlmend. w4t A METROPOLIZAN MOVE. A Bocial and Bueinees Olub to bo Organized in Umaha. A meoting was held at 5 o'clock fast evening at the Millard Lotel, the ob- ject of which s to crganiza a rocial and bustness club {n this clty, after the plan of those in oxistence ia large cities. Among thoso prosent were: Hon, Ezra Miilard, H. W. Yates, A. L, Strang, J. E. Markel, W. W. Wallace, Herman Kountzo, Gay Barton aud s soore of others of equal prominencs, It was declded to procoed to organ- Ize the club, and a general outline of the plan was adopted. The member- ship is to be limited to fifty, and the membership fee is to be $300, making a total of $15 000 to start with, which money {a to be used in purchasing a lot and erectiug thereon a club house after the style of the olub houses in New York, Ohicago and other citles, only upon a smaller acale. Alreadya large number of gen- tlemen have signified their Intention to join the clab, and there will be no difficulty in getting the full member- ship. Another meeting will be held lu a few days, when a consti:ution and by-laws will be ad:pted and the club formally organized by the eleotlon of cfilcors, Tt will be an incorporated in- stitutihn, and 1t ls proposed te proceed At once with the club hcuse, so as to have 1t completed ecarly this fall. Bucklen's Arnica Salve. The greatest medical wonder of the world, ~ Warranted to speedily cure Burna, Bruises, Cuts, Ulcers, Salt Rhenm, Fever Sorce, Cancers, Piles, Chilblains, Corus, Tetter, Chapped Hands, and all skin erup- tions, guaranteed to en-e in every inatance, or money refunded. r rile by O. F. MAY FESTIVALS Coming Celebrations by the Maen- nerchor and Uoucordia. Tae followlog 1s the programme for the Maenuerchor's May muslo festival next Sunday evening, May 13th, at | g: Central Hall, 1. Overture—"'Rival”........... U. P. Band, 2. The Chapel. ......... e ....Booker Masennerchor. 3. Life is » Dream—Walta........Zakoff U. P, Band, 4, The Rose. . ......Frankeofcld Band, 6. Grand Sanger Marob...........Beoker Maennercho 7. Grand Operatio Weddin...... Brooks J, P, Band, THE CONCORDIA The programme of the Concordia M.y festival, which takes place on Poesday ovening, May 15, at Metz's garden, fs os followa: 1. Overture, “Banditenstreiche” Muical Uniim Orchestra. .Suppe 1. “Vineta' 5. Walzer, “Engagement”...........Cote Musical Union Orchestra, 6. Standchen. ... Marschoer Coucordia. 7. Duett for Clarinette and Flute........ The committee is Avg. Dormann, J, P, Lmd, Wm, Sievers, Jullus Meyer and L. Raapke. e ————— The Maverlck National Bank of | red Boston draws forelgn exchange, buys sud sells Government and other in- vestment securities, and transacts any business for its correspondents in the line of banking, w&th-me BEE FRIDAY MaY 11 RAILWAY ITEMS. The Union Pacifi ened-—Miscellnnecus Track Topics A gentlemsn wio recently came down from Norfolk gives usa bito news wnich is not generaily kaown to | 1 the pablic, aud that Is that the ship- ments of tea, silk, ote., over the Unlon Pacifio, which formerly came through Omaha, aae now being sent up from Columbus to Norfolk and over the branch line to Oovington going east via the Illinols Cantral route, Formerly allcame by this roate, bat by the new deal the U. P. issaved a haal of aboat forty miles, and gets the same price and hence the changa, THE NEW THROUGH LINE, The Salt luke Tribune of Taesday ays: Gen. D, C. Dodge, the general manager of the Denver & Rio Grande railrond, who has been 1n this city sloce Satarday left for Denver last night, Gen, Dodge was entirely sat- isfisd with the maoner in which the sffairs of the road sre betng adminis- tered here aud wruld have remained longer on thia trlp had it uot been that he is to meoi Me, Potter, the general manager of the Caicuro, Bar- lington & Quincy ralircad, st Donver, to poifect certsin arvangemcuts for tho transportation of through paeeeu- gers and ireight from Chicago wesr, via Salt Luke, Contrary to general expeotation the meetiug of the general munsgers of the roads icterested in the Califorvia pool arrs.ged to ocour in this city today 18 “‘off " owing to the fuilare of the U, P, represeniative to signity his intention of beirg present, a view of the fallure to meet on the parc of the general mavagers, i is more thau probeble that freght 5 thenco easr, and from eastern pointa to this] city and the coast, will be unsctiled, The D. & R. G. is dolng an imimense business in itn fr t depsrtinent, and the scre vice 1o giving groat satisfaction, Mr 8. W. Eccles, the gonoral freight agent of tihe road announces pubiicly that the feeight reets of the ilac exceed Lis foudest anticipations for this early date of the roed’s history. Dariug the past few duys rumors have boen afloat here of the pesltive in- ooming of the C. B. & Q. system—cf the construction of a line fromw this Time to bs Short- | _ place to Park City, and of extensions | of the D. & R. G. road which will open up various portions of the terri- tory to the inflax of emigration dally forcing {uselt upon us. TRACK TOPIOS, Oommencing with to-day the Union Pacific will run a through coach dally each way between Council Blaffa transfer and Hastings, The ocoach going west leaves Council Bluffs at 11:30 . m., Omaha 12:16 p. m. d reaches Hestings at 8:45 p. m. The coach golog east leaves Hastings at 6:15 &, m, and arcives at Omaha at 3:96 p. m , and Courc | Biuffs at 4 p, m, The fivet through coach from Hastings leavee on Satnrday morning. The Union Pic'tic is about to short- enup fta lino botveen Omaha ard Sun Fraccleco, The present runvisg time {3 sbout twenty-two miles an hoar, and it is t0 be increased to about twenty-ulne miles per hourd If the arrangement can be made as propored the time between Omaha and Sau Francizco will be reduced by one day, or tu sbout three and onc- fonrth days. . Assistant President E. W. Winter, Goperal Superintendent J. M. Whit wmap, and General Iraffic Mansger J. H. Hiland, of the Ontcago, Minne- apolls, St. Paul & Omaba Ry. (St. Paul & Om: ltwe), arrived in the oity Wednesday evening on a special train with Superintendent Morford. They stopped at Florence cut-off ard {ospected the work and left for St Paal yesterday morning. These are Solid Facts The best blood purifier and system reg. | 2!! ulator ever placed within ‘he reach of suf- fering humamty, truly is B ectrio Bitters, Inactivity of the Liver, Biiousness, Jaun. dice, Constipation, Weak Kidneye, or any disense of the urinary orgaus, or whoever requires an appetizer, tonic or mild stimu- lant, will elways find Electric Bitters the hest and ooly certain cure known. They act surely und quicsly, every bot:le guar- anteed to giva entirs ratisfaction or money refunsed, 8,ld at fiity cents a bottle by 0. F. Goodman, - Pl e A Real Estute Transfers. The following deeds were filed for record in the county clerk's office May May 9, reported for Tur Ber by “ Ames’ real estato agency. L 8, Reed and wifa to 8. C. Peder- sen, w, d., parcel sce. 2.1612 £1115 85 J. C. Deuel and wifs to N. 8. Clark, w, d., lots 3 and 4, block 16, Smith's addition, $1200. H. Spigle and wife to J. Kendis, w. d., part lot 79, Hartman's adaltion, 500. L. R, Tattle to B, Bolln and H. Asthoff, w. d., lots 11, 10, 8, 6, Tut- tle's subdivision, $2500. L. R. Tattle, Jr, to H. Bolln, w, d. lot 16, Tattle's sabdlvislon, 8625, E. Millard and wife to J. O. Qorby, w. d., lot 16 and n. § lot 104, Millard Place, $2,400. G. P, Bemis and wife to M. F. Bauer, w. d, lot 10, block “L," Lowe's 1st add., $120 A, Kountzs and wife to P. Conner, || w. d, lot 4, block 10, Koouizs's 4th add., $968 68 Cark Wright and wife to 0. B, Selden, q. ¢, d., lots 3 and 4, blook 13, Isazo & Selden's ad., §1 A Oileen to G. Ois and 7, block *‘R,” $1,100 E. Millard and wife to 4. C. Dona- hoe, w. d.. w, 66 faet lot 24, block 1, Miliard Place, $1,4¢ w. d., lots 6 Shiun's 20d add., SLAVEN'S YOSEMITE COLONGE Niade from the wild flowers of th ¥aR FAMED YOSEMITE VALLEY it is the most fragrant of perfame Manufastured by H. B, Slaven, San Franclsco. #or eale in Omaha by W, J. Whitehouse and Kennard Bros —= ATTENTION FARMERS, White seed corn. We have just re- celved from Missouri & car of thoroughly tested white seed oorn, cob, url{ maturing variety. This white corn will pay 500 to §2 per load more than yellow oorn for all that can be marketed next fall and winter, ATLas Miiuve Oo, M8-a8¢ Cor. 7cth & Jones Bta, Infants and Children ‘_Z:“mnt_]"fr""l-hm or Narcotine, vt Children rosy cheeks, kes then sleep; "Tis_Castoria. Land ery b, ; ir colie, lfl1s the WOrmS, Bug Castoria, stipation, 1t Castorla, 1 11 Castoria, T O R Y AR X T SPECIAL NOTICES, L SPECIALS wiil POSITIVELY not beln ted unless pal [0 LOAN—The Om ha swi IV Vo et pare fo make loans o1 Omsha Cltyor fcuglan county resl etye at eirrent ratego fivterear, mm ssion charged. Btt ONEY TO LOAN—Csll at Law office of D, L, VL Thomes, room 8, Creighron Block. o) ONEY T 1O Lowort Rates o In- [V} teres . Bemis' Losn Agency, 15th & Douglas 2341 TN'V LOANFD- On chattel mortgage room )\ 7 Un on Block, corner 15th and Farnam Sis. 20-Tmo§ M5 Loaned on chattel propesty by J. A¥L T Beatty, No, 215 Bouth 14th street 228-1mot 1 ONEY TO LOAN—AC § por cent, Shr!ver's AN RelEstate and Loan ‘Agency, oppotite 07-t1 HFLP WANTED. N D—Mun to work in garden. 1. J. ith, North khermen avenue, 440-10§ % TED— do \V wiel in a famly oftso. N. E. cor. 19th and Dorge strcets. No other need apply. i w ANTED—A girl at the Albany House gouth 10'h streot. 431124 C.uple of reepi c'abla colored men can find pleasarty furnisned rooms at 310 nerth h St 10t 434-10* - e ANTED—TW0 god ser'aut girls, one ard one second girl. Inquire nortn 2 cor. 224 and Cass. 426- ANTED—A good harbor at Louis Faist's, 1611 Dodge street. 6121 A scc.nd girl at 1513 Howard St. ANTED-A geod girl for generel house- work, Small fa:ily Perma ent pla e, Sawmuiol Rees, Loavenworta stroer, het 215t 499-12 ED—Three or four improved fara s for ¢ som rs, olko_wall improved resie denes vripe ty incty, E. L. MORSE & €O, mio-1w 2 Capitol Ave, VWV AYTED A gl at 1015 Obieago etrct. 4111y d men with teams to WAY ED—Fxpericn break prairio t 4511 HILL, WA TED-A caox at northwert oor 19th nd Louglss etieets Referen es required, 417108 WV AL TED—Agood gie! for general Fousawork in suali fawily, 420 N, 15th 8t 4.8:10¢ VWANIED-A cirl tor gonural bo mewcrk, No. 603 th 20.h street 420-11§ \VANn:n-A dicing ro m girl Appy at Plaoter's House, correr D.dge and 16th stree . 42311§ e ——— . SOR RENT—oute of 12 rocms 1} miles scuth B «f depet on 10th ll.r(tt'i ;lb th, ¢ OR £ ENT—Obn I a"0, 0Ne NeW OFgan, row: Tt torme Hospe's Maste Habe " $2pim TICELY FURNISHED FOOM~Frr ront ab 1\ 14 5 Howard rtrect. MRS MoAUSLAND, 188-t1 OR SALE OR RENT~Store ro m with fix- tures First cleas loc:tion for grocery snd drug store South 15t sticet, betwern Mariha and Dorcas. Jnly $1,400. McCAGU 235-t1 Opp. Postoffics, SOR RENT—Two nice Iarge dwellines, No. 1 location. KEYNOLDS & MOTTER. 176-1m OR KENT—Houses and lots_at ghriver and Bell's, Rent Burcau, oppoeite "Poat off co, [URNISHED rooma and board. Modern con- venfenos, 1810 Dodge stroet 1000 1m¢ URNISHED ROOMS—Very desirable location Peck, real eatate, opp 9011t ne Kim. OR RENT— Fioe upright plano, bail organ, 1519 Dodge street, 861 A, HOSPF, Jr FOR BALE OR SALE aper oulflt in & growing Nebraska town, o will lease for & year Ad- drees 1, C. T us'l, Omahs, Neb. 45103 'OR SALE ~On account cf remcval from town the Ameri-an House, 920 Douglas stesct, b tween oth and 10th, For further l. ticulars ap-. ply 't premises. . J. RO3S 164 tage and lot, Davenport St, 0. e, !X rooms, new barn, full 1500, SHRIVER & BEL ol er Skates. §1 00 MAXMEYER & [*nu SALF. Ono good team horees, cheap 26th an Casa St. 402-104 R ALEOR EXCHANGE—80 acres of good farmiog land in Fayette Co. Ills 8 mils from Vandslis, ®il exchangr for city oracre property or etock. Tit o perfect, price £/ 00 E. L. MORSE & CO 39914 1692 Ca irol ave, J'UR SALE—"hree fra ue building cn west side of 12vh street, adjoinin the northwest cor- uer of Douglas, on lot 8 blck 1 Bids will ve received vt the Merchants' » a May 17th, SAMU 37017 vank until ROGERS, 'OR SALE—One gocd recond hind organ aniy $35; easy payments, 12 MAX MEYER & FRO. [ QI SALE—A new cotfa lease to run over thre on lenved ground, ears. Five rooms, ciatern and sammer kit hen'aftached, Call on premices, $10 north 19th st eet. 63-2w§ 7OR SALF—7 room house and barn, twn full lots nively improved. Fine location, South Omaha. $3000, AMES, 855-1m) 1506 Faina'n. NOR SA_E—New o ttageand Four Iota on Parl [! avenus only $2500, small cash JOR SALE—Two acres on south Thirteenth street, good bouse seven 10oms, barn, clstern 300 bearing , rape vines and large smount of fruis ot all kind. ' bargain $:500, McCAGUE, opposite Post Offic 849 11 0 ALF-—Three 100m bouse and two lota Grand Island Neb, Must bs a 1d. This bargain, Price$700. E. L., MORSE & CO. 1622 Capitol avenue. 85ial1 JOR SALE—Hruseand lot, 8 rooms, good cla- tern, oul-bulldings, rtc.. Iarge lot, near town $2,200.. REYNOLDS & MOTT Fux SALE—One fires c1aa3 Koabo piano, been woli ueed. 4 bargsin; only $°00, at 39 MAX'MEYER & BRO'S IR HALE—a 4red claw tacond hasd paston R07- Cal! a8 1810 Harpey St Ffil( SALE—Flax mill machinery consisting of brake, 2 dustes, be ick c. Can work el her rotted or gi ing, puliies, and_belting for drivivg’the abore, alioone 35 H. P. engine with boller, smoke- stack sl ull Ox ures co. plots. addres WILLe TAM TaIT Chales City Jowa, 295 3m) OR “ATF—Water power_g:ist mill, Taquire of Bi. Brasg, waverly, Neo, 342-76§ OR SALE—My Stock of drugs, notions and fixturcs g0d trudand stock i+ kood cordi= tion, cldest druz Vusincs: in town, will rent room if “esirrd. “Purty here will take hall inter- eat, or will sell ths whole, Address A. L. Man. ing, Luniap owa. 2452w ¢ OR SALE—OId newrpapers in large and small quanticies st this office. t OR SALK OR RENT—Vose Plano. 5281 C. J. CANAN, ANTEU—A good baker, stesdy work and gocd wages paid, single man prepared, Addrose C M, Moftv, Neward, Neb. M9-5t ANTED-T.ADIES OR YCUNG MEN T City or country t> take nice, lighs and pleasnt work at their owa homes; 92 t0 85 easlly and quietly made; work ent by mail; ro canyas inv; no stamps for rerly Pleae ad. dress RELIARLE Ma UFACTURING L0 ,Drew er TT Philadelphis, Pa. Sn-17t VAN ED—Ag od girl for houss-work in » wall family. Apply a48. W. c-merof C ark St 868-'0) ‘VANT»\D—-M Fort Omaha Neb, agirl tosock wash and iron, and dogeneral hou e.work G0l wages Call 00 or ad ress Lisut. M+ N, 20 19, or commui.ate by Telepacne, (510 %02d compatant girl to conk & rywork MRS, H.T. CLARKE, Sth and Davenport St 533 tf ‘ ANTED-—A dining room giri at the Creigh ton hou'e, 815 tf SITUATIONS WANTED, VWANTE =B soung 7o ar pear- ance snd by, t 1 thing or dry g00ds b inees, 1 enes it required. tlemen H" Beuottice 413:10§ “uat’on in & famiv by a Tuguire at 1. . 13th St A w wan with baby would like wolovment, Apply uniil Mon. a3y night ut Pac e House 424114 W BOELLAREG o wam T I e in Iucrative qal ing small eapltal. v reliable nan, References exchangu! A dress for tw) deys, “F R H " Millard - ote 2511 ANTED—T bus ‘or ca b, & gcd rest.u rant o Biliard Hal . Aduress 0. 414 10§ ANTED—To rent, a h use with elxht ro ms 0 ve withiu six blocks of Po.t otfice, C. Bee office. tt V 7 ANTED—A 1 40 10 5C, ¥ ke: *a lo old Ja'y from » for & man and wite, wanted +8 much for ¢ v p 4 an- thing else, & the wan jwa +ay & por ion of tue time Ad. dress J. B Suvis, Eluhorn sta ou, Neb, 39 10 V ANTED--By an - riny officer, & houso of & or 0 rnoms, cemtraily 1 cated, wit: water de. Will not pay over $10 a 'mouth. Ad- dres room 13, military headquarters, cor. 10th nnd Farui am, 357-124 ) FOR ENT-HOUSES AND LOTS, JOR REN —Two uifurnished rooms at 1013 Harne, str ot N. W MERRILL, 20t lml( AEST— 1 200d4 1 om ! asement, suita~ ble t rilehy ecping. luqure i r Rose, ot 10th a s 428115 5. E. cor, 10th rnd Pa. 427124 lf R rable unturnished ro-ms on first flor, 412 north 18th street 433 11° JOR RENT - 3 rooms, 1205 Farnam street, In. Juire a8 Motz & Rosonstelu's tish market, TOR REN Tgo furnished riom at 1318 Jackson § 408148 QOR RENT—Nicely furnished bed room and sitting roow, #12 per montn, 417 14th strcet bet. Chicago and Cass. % 391104 OLET—One cr two rooms with d | “Cliitornia Stieet, ho”!’s‘s?” R RENT—Fine Y 1017 Cune B, 0 147F® Bouse an bern Mo, 403 1t 1608 Farnam, ICE Furnishtd room with 1able board, 1618 N Dodge Bt. 401-141 o 3 ENT—5 room cobtars on Oapitol Hill $20.00 per month, DAVIS & ENYDER, 1608 LY Ml Folz SALE-Phacton, H.. Ph llips, 1207 ' arnam, 153 Im F()n SALE—One second hand Chickering Pi- 10 enly $135. Wil be sold on instaliments; eany payments. MAX MEYER & BRO. 30512 [958 SALE—One 2 acea lot, near town, 81,200, 175-1m REYNOLDS & MOTTE . LENTY of gond brick, 38,50 por Thouta1d at K'LN. ~Chimney bricks 9700 per thousacd. Clstern brick $5.00, t0 clcse businees. 1 ORENZO DABBLE, One block south of 15¢h and Bellovue road, 150-1mof 07 SAL ¢—Four good lota, one half wmile from p stoffics, Chunp, ea-y torms. 138 1w REVNOLDS & MOTTER, OR SALE—A fir't—lass second hnd top bug- gY. Call at 1519 Harney stroet, 897-t1 (SQTOLEN- 0a Satucday ikt fem i front of ) ~ H. Gludsione's stors, an eicht-ycar-old blask mare, wth hind felocks whits, §:ddled and briv 1 d" Anycne knowiog of ter wh rer boats pleage give inforwaios at Gladrtone's store. M3-44 N OTLOF.~The urilor land has leascd and ro- opened the Pa - fic House, Tenth avd Capi. tol Avenue, and will iry to tre-t the public and eepecialy th workinguwen with dus re pect, and will make it humelike. £67-10§ FRANK DAVIS, EL'ONTO Restaurant, Anmphrey & Co,, 1115 Dodge street, boatd 43 50 per ok _ Maydim EDWARD KU/ HL MAGISTER OF PALMYSTERY AND CON! TIONALIST, 496 Tenth stroet, vetwoon Furiamn aod Harney. Will, with the ald of euardian spirits, obtaln for atyone s giance of the paal 4o present. and on oartatn conditione n the fu. re. Boote and Shoos wade to order, P satisfaction guaranteed AR POWDER Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies. A marv a’.‘:fi? ‘and wholssomenoss. Mave st